Netflix, Inc. wants to be bigger than streaming — and it’s using fandom as the flywheel
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- Netflix is pushing beyond streaming with real-world extensions like a reported KPop Demon Hunters concert tour and Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 theatrical previews.
- The strategy strengthens Netflix’s franchises as “worlds,” which can support advertising growth and reinforce pricing power over time.
- The bet: Netflix’s scale can turn a few breakout hits into repeatable cultural machines — not just one-and-done shows.
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